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Old 09-26-2010, 06:02 AM
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I agree 100% I have no idea why he is running solid rollers. I assume if gets the same oil to the roller bearings in the rollers as a hydraulic roller lifter . So in his case if he has not been experiencing impact loads due to the lash why would they not last at least 100K miles with those spring loads.





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Originally Posted by Excaliber View Post
Max, I wouldn't think any engine would go 200,000 miles on a solid roller cam (cam in block style)? Hydraulic roller of course is a different animal all together, mild springs, lower rpm potential, superior oiling.

Why would you even run a solid roller if you weren't looking for higher rpm potential, more horse power and willing to put up with a short life span (compared to hydraulic)?
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